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120 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced from their homes as of May 2024, reports the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. This was the twelfth consecutive annual increase.

When buying something online, transferring money overseas or settling an invoice, why should it matter where the payer or payee is based?

It’s not difficult to find payment partners. Yet finding the right partner for your business can be a challenge. We highlight the factors to consider, plus how to evaluate the relative merits of potential partners and manage the inevitable trade-offs.

Regulation. Red tape. Mandates. Call it what you will. There’s a lot of it.
Whether it’s the EU Anti-Money Laundering Directives (AMLD) or the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The Payment Service Directives (PSD) or responsible gambling initiatives.

Domestic sales are important. Of course they are. But every business will eventually hit a domestic ceiling, so attracting more cross-border customers is key to driving long-term growth.

Understanding the risks and industry sectors in which you operate is critical to preventing delayed or blocked payments and boosting transaction success rates, as Sarah Louise Teschl, Head of NGO sales at Inpay explains.

Copenhagen, Denmark: INPAY today announced changes to its leadership team and strategic direction aimed at driving continued profitable growth and innovation in the dynamic fintech industry.

We explore how single APIs are streamlining the integration process for cross-border payment platforms, reducing development time and costs, and enabling faster time-to-market.

Shifting demographics, digitalization and the desire for greater autonomy and job satisfaction is changing the world of work. People are supplementing their main income in the gig economy or with a side-hustle.